DAILY EVENING REPORTER. M c M innville , O regon , S aturday , VOL. II. NO. 70 The Daily Reporter« Entered in the Postoffice at MoMinnville for Transmission Through the Mails as Sec ond Class Matter. -------- o-------- E. L. E. WHITE. D. C. IRELAND. D. C. 1RELAHD & Co., PVBL.ISIIEHS. Mc.UINNVIl.I.E ----------O- T he D aily R epobteb is issued every day in the week except Sundays, and is delivered in the city at 10 cents per week. By mail, 40 cents per month in advanoe. Rates for ad vertising same as for T he W eekly R epobteb . Fine Book and Job Printers. We beg leave to announce to the public that we have just added a large stock of new novelties to our business, and make a special ty of Letter Heads. Bill Heads, Note Heads, Statements, Business Cards, Ladies' Calling Cards, Ball Invitations (new designs) Pro grammes, Posters, and all descriptions of work. Terms favorable. Call and be con vinced. D. C. IRELAND <fc CO. DUCTORS LITTLEFIELD & CALBREATH, Office over Braly’s Bank. McMinnville. ... Oregon. DR. I. C. TAYLOR, —— o----— Late of New Orleans, La.. Piles and Fistula a Spc ciality. Consultation free. Ho Cure Ho Pay. £-»*“ Office with H. V. V. Johnson, M. D., MoMinnville, Oregon. O. W. GOUCHEB. E. E. GOUCHEB. Coucher & Coucher. PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. M c M innville - - - - O begon . Office and residence, oorner of Third and D. streets, next to the postoffioe Hair Cutting, Shaving and Sham- pooing Parlor. 15c SHAVING 15c. C. H. FLEMING, Proprietor. (Successor to A. C. Wyndham.) Ladies and children’s work a specialty. have jost added to my parlor the largest and finest stock of cigars ever in this city. Trv them. Mrs. M. Shadden Fashionable Dressmaker, tS^The Taylor System of Cutting and Fit ting employed. B street, bet. 2d and :id, MoMinnville. Or. D C. IRELAND A CO., Fine Job Printers, McMinnville, Oregon. march 26, 1887. PRICE TWO CENTS. CITY McCarty's Pension Claim. A Fine line of gents tine shoes The nicest things in the market just received at Redmonds. for ladies are those summer wraps at “ Are you the pinsion-claim agent Fresh fish regularly at the Whose name is down there on the Appersons. door? Eurisko; Salmon, etc., every Go to Wm. Galloway for gnow iow>. A choice selection, closing oil cheaper Will, my name, sor, is Terrance Mc Tuesday ami Fri<l|^ nn<l at the than the cheapest. x— Carty ; Gents and boys summer hats in va An’ I’ll put me hat doon on the llure lowest possible prices. rious styles, for use and good looks, as Rev. John C. Fair writes from While I tell you me business. Tim cheap as dirt, at Apperson’s. Portland that he thinks he will Murphy— Bring on your job work. We are now prepared to do job work in the He’s a neighbor of moine, sor, is be able to hold service in St. latest and most approved style of the James Epicopal church Sunday Tim: art. Has jist got his pinsion, an’ I sor, morning. The Weekly Reporter, a faithful Did the bulk v of the swearing for Roscoe Conkling doesn’t have and complete compendium of the him. week’s news, is furnished for 12^ cents to stand on a barrel to be coir- a month. ‘•These pinsions are very convanient, spicuous among men. His brain Acrobatic drapery at Apperson’s An’ they’re aisy to git, too, you see. beats all the ground and lofty tumb So I thought that I’d take wan meself, and character give him a Saul- ling in prices and styles of goods, in like elevation above his fellows;. now, this city. An’ have Tim do the swarin' for me. During this coming spring and Miss Belle Johnson, teacher of music in McMinnville and at McMinnville So many are thrying for pinsions summer the New York Philhar college. Residence corner of Second That I thought I’d try it a whack, monic club, one of the finest and C Streets. For soi îehow in topping the bounties, musical organizations in the- The ladies will be pleased with Bedad, sor, 1 hurled me back.” those tine kid gloves at Apperson’s; —Ki ail O'Mailt/. United States, will make a tour all new shades of the Constanza style. of the Pacific northwest. Also, best pure silk Jersey gloves. F. J. Martin ’ s stock is arriv Advertisments, etc., intended for It is a painful thought that the publication in The Weekly Reporter ing. Indiana legislature adjouned must be handed in Tuesday morning. Geo. W. Burt is now at home We cannot in future deviate from this without paying the chaplain, rule. i > in his new house. though it must be admitted that In consequence of a side of the I I Mr. Koover is back again. No he seems to have earned his mon premises occupied by L. JJettman, he is marking prices on gojtfas down be Missouri for him. ey praying for a hard lot. low cost, to sell out slick *hd clean. Mr. Detinering made a Hying Give him a call. Billy Martin has the ground trip to Portland to-day. The City Grocery Store of Baxter it I Mi ss Kate Nelson expects to hog which caused such a furore Rogers, is the place to replenish your larder. They are selling only fresh leave soon for a visit to Sprague. in San Francisco recently. The groceries, and these at bed rock prices. Indian War Veterans will Chronicle had six columns, des Give them a trial order. Apperson’s invoice of Boots and meet at North Yamhill next Fri criptive of it. Billy will keep it at Cooks Hotel for a few days. shoes, from W. H. Tenney & Co., Bos day. ton, was snow blockaded in Dakota, King O’Malley is talked of for Geo. W. Burt yesterday receiv but a dispatch to-day informs him that the car has been dug out and sent ed two tons of goods, oils, white congress. If he will come and ahead. Look for this stock to open ( locate in this city, and stand by your eyes, both as to styles and I lead, etc. prices. Gen. Chris Taylor, one of the us lor the best interests of Ore The eighth annual Stallion Show stalwarts of good old Yamhill, gon, he can secure a seat as easily will be given in McMinnville, Satur as did Sun Set Cox. And we will day April 30th 1887. All breeders was in the city to-day. are invited to present their applica Barnekoff, Thomason <fe Swan guarantee if. tions with pedigree of horses to be Mrs. Mathieu’s class visited shown, to Unde Jim Fletcher, that all son set up a specimen of the new may appear in the report without pressed-drill seeder to-day. Mr. Underwood’s school near St. confusion. M rs. Maria Kolb, whose Joe yesterday. Mr. Townsend,. Our agents are advised that we can not pay commissions upon reduced death was noted yesterday, was Mart High and Percy Leabo prices. The Reporter for all of 1887 buried this p. m. Mrs. K. was drove them out. They spent a will be $1.50 (to Jan. 1, 1888), but the aged 63 years and 11 months. subscriber must remit us the full pleasant afternoon in reading, Rev. Jo. Cook thinks that amount. Remit money by Postal Orddr, Registered letter or express, at Beecher should have died 20 speaking and singing. our risk, but not at our expense. Miss Minnie Pierce left for The Reporter cannot undertake to years sooner. Jo. can die any preserve or return rejected communi time that suits him. His exit is her home at Carlton, this morn cations. Contributors who wish to ing. Just before leaving she- possess their manuscripts, if unused, just as unimportant as his so made the Reporter office a pleas should keep a copy. Matter of what journ. ever character intended for publica J. 0. Spencer of Clifton, is in ant call and ordered that rep tion must, if its appearance the same day is desired, reach the office not the city, taking his annual rest resentative journal to pay her latter than 12 o’clock noon. No at- before the commencment of the weekly visits for the coming tention paid to anonymous letters. year. The interior ot Appersons store to busy season. He is still the Monday morning a party will day resembles spring in all its glory, jolly, jovial good fellow we al- because of the display of handsome ways found him to be. leave Sheridan for Netarts bay, seasonable goods. The stock consists The tin wedding of Mr. and thirty-four miles across the in part of Madras drapery, Scrim, Crinkle, Manchester, Panama, Batiste M rs. Wm. Henderson was at mountains, with a view of loca lawns, Pac. Organdies, new prints, elegant parasols, sun-shades, Oriental tended last night by a large cir ting land ami a road via Coast laces, elegant robes, etc., etc., all beau cle of friends and acquaintances. creek. The party consists of tiful, greatly to be admired, and with The gifts were numerous, useful Surveyor Maloney, C. B. Wiley in reach of all buyers, they sell so cheap. I and very appropriate. and Capt. Tillotson. • «ELAND <fc On